Rebecca Henning completed her Music undergraduate degree at Royal Holloway University of London, where she held a choral scholarship, studied on the advanced performance prize and won the Alice Dougherty Chaplin Prize for excellence in Performance . She previously held a music scholarship at Burgess Hill School West Sussex where she won various musical awards. Attending course such as ‘The Ardingly International Singing Course’ and ‘The Oxenfoord International singing summer school’ she has worked with Neil Jenkins, Ameral Gunson, and performed with Robin Bowman and Malcolm Martineau.
In the Uk, Rebecca has sung in The Queens Private Chapel (Windsor Great Park), The Royal courts of Justice London, Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall, Westminster Abbey London, Southwark, Exeter, Ely, Chichester, St Paul’s London, Truro, St Alban’s Cathedrals, and Leeds Castle, and sings regularly with professional chamber choirs including Voces Cantabiles, Voces8, Colla Voce, Purely Choral, Il Suono, The London Chamber Consort as well as maintaining a regular Sunday job at the church of St Simon Zealotes, Chelsea London, and depping in other Churches around London. She has performed at Oxford, Portsmouth and St Endillion Music festivals under the baton of David Hill, Aidan Oliver, and Martyn Brabbins.
Outside of the Uk, Rebecca has toured abroad to Czech Republic (Prague), Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, France, Poland, Amsterdam, Italy, where she sung in St Mark's Venice and the Basilica in Florence, and St Petersburg, Russia where she sang in the British Consulate. Her favourite experience has been touring the east coast of the USA, where she was lucky enough to perform in St Thomas fifth Avenue, New York, The British Embassy and Washington National Cathedral, Washington, Princeton University chapel, and Havard Memorial church where she was the soprano soloist in a premiere performance of a new work by the American composer Carson Cooman along with the Buttrick Sinfonia. |
